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adam_text	Contents Plan of the Series ...........................................................................xix Introduction ...............................................................................xxi Acknowledgments .........................................................................xxiv Permissions ................................................................................xxv A Brief Life of Mark Twain .....................................................................3 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Chronology ...........................................................7 Backgrounds and Sources .....................................................................9 Places and People ............................................................................10 Hannibal, Missouri: His Predestined Great Good Place —Dixon Wecter Huck and Pap—Dixon Wecter Sidebar: The First Appearance of Huck Finn— The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Sidebar: Fish-Belly White —Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Jim as a Composite Portrait-Arthur G. Pettit Sidebar: The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 Sidebar: A Slaveholding Community —Mark Twain The Dialects in Huckleberry Finn—David Carkeet Facsimile: Page from Mark Twain s working notes in which he records dialect words Sidebar: Growing Up in Pike County—John Hay, Little Breeches Facsimile: Page from Twain s working notes, He must hear some Arkansas women . . . Sources for Incidents and Episodes ..............................................................41 Narrative Threads : Newspaper Items as Sources for Huckleberry Лии— Edgar M. Branch The Grangerford-Shepherdson Feud—Edgar M. Branch and Robert H. Hirst Facsimile: Notebook page in which Twain listed river towns The Captain Attends a Camp-Meeting-Johnson Jones Hooper The Boggs Shooting-Walter Blair Sidebar: Colonel Sherburn and Mark Twain-from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and a suppressed passage from Life on the Mississippi The Bawdy Humor of The King s Camelopard or The Royal Nonesuch-James Ellis Facsimile: Holograph pages describing the bill for die king and duke s Bricksville performance xiii Contents DLB 343 Literary Influences ...........................................................................80 Shakespeare Burlesques in Huckleberry Finn: Ambiguous Responses to High Culture and Great Literature —Anthony J. Berret Facsimüe: Holograph version of Hamlet s Immortal Soliloquy Manipulating a Genre: Huckleberry Finn as Boy Book—Alan Gribben Thomas Carlyle, Charles Dickens, and Huckleberry .ŕowz-Walter Blair Sidebar: I Cannot Quite Say I Have Read Nothing^Mark Twain to Mary Mason Fairbanks, 6 August 1877 Huck Finn and the Slave Narratives: Lighting Out as Design— Lucinda H. MacKethan The Triumph of Huck s Sound Hearts-Howard Baetzhold Sidebar: Huck on Hermits—from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Composition and Illustration ................................................................ Ill Sidebar: The Loveliest Study Writing Huckleberry Finn ......................................................................112 Nobility out of Tatters: The Writing of Huckleberry Finn—Tom Quirk Sidebar: Huck Finn s Autobiography —Mark Twain to William Dean Howells, 5 July 1875 and 9 August 1876 Facsimile: Mark Twain s holograph title page Facsimile: Holograph draft of Twain s warning to the reader Facsimile: First pages of Twain s manuscript for Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Facsimile: Last page of Twain s work on the manuscript from summer 1876 Sidebar: When the Tank Runs Diy^ -Mark Twain Facsimile: Page from Twain s working notes, circa 1880, about plot possibilities Facsimile: Page from Twain s working notes indicating his decision not to have the raft destroyed by the steamship Facsimile: First and last pages of manuscript portion Twain wrote in summer 1880 Facsimile: First page of the manuscript that Twain returned to in summer 1883 Sidebar: Out of the Pigeonhole Once More—Mark Twain to Howells, 20 July 1883; to Orion Clemens, 21 July 1883; and to Howells, 22 August 1883 Facsimüe: Last pages of the manuscript of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: The Growth from Manuscript to Novel—Victor Doyno Facsimile: Manuscript page 500, showing one of Twain s many stylistic revisions Sidebar: My Copying Is Always Done on The Type-Writer Excised Episodes ...........................................................................150 Mark Twain to Charles L. Webster, 22 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 1 September 1884 One Part Pertickularly^Olivia Susan Clemens Facsimile: Manuscript pages beginning an excised episode of Jim s Ghost Story Facsimile: The last manuscript pages of Jim s story xiv 343 Contents Illustrating the Novel ...................................................... Igg Mark Twain, E. W. Kemble, and Huckleberry Ічш-Місііаеі Patrick Heam Sidebar: Working on Proof-Mark Twain to Webster, 7, 11, and 14 August 1884 A Nobler Roman Aspect oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Louis]. Budd Sidebar: Mark Twain s Frontispiece-Mark Twain to Webster, 8 September 1884 The Further Adventures of Huck Finn ..........................................................180 Huck Finn after Huck Лии— Claude M. Simpson Jr. Sidebar: Huck Out West-Mark Twain to Webster, 6 July 1884 Marketing and Reception ...................................................................189 Selling Huck Finn by Subscription ...............................................................189 Mark Twain to Charles L. Webster, 29 February 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 12 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 14 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 23 May 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 1 July 1884 Sidebar: Readings for the Platform-Mark Twain to Webster, 20 September 1884 Huckleberry Finn on a Lecture Tour ..............................................................192 The Genial Mark: Review of Mark Twain s Reading— Toronto Globe, 9 December 1884 Facsimik: Proof sheet from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn revised by Mark Twain for oral presentation Sidebar: I Never Enjoyed You More ^William Dean Howells to Mark Twain, 14 November 1884 Twain and Cable- 7λ? Pittsburg Dispatch, 30 December 1884 Mark Twain and George W. Cable-S/. Louis Daily Globe Demoaat, 10 January 1885 Twain-Cable-The Daily Gate City, 15 January 1885 Sidebar: Angelic and Diabolic Spirits- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 9 January 1885 The Twain-Cable Combination-IndknapolL· Journal, 8 February 1885 Prepublication in The Century ..................................................................200 The Century Magazine Edits Huckleberry Finn, 1884-1885-Arthur L. Scott Sidebar: Dramatic and Powerfuľ -E. C. Stedman to Mark Twain, 7 January 1885 The Contemporary Reception .................................................................209 Thoroughly Publicized Wictor Fischer Two Rough Categories : The Reviewers and Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Victor Fischer Sidebar: A Stroke of Misfortune : An Obscene Engraving in Huckleberry Finn-uMark Twain in a Dilemma, New York World, 28 November 1884 Sidebar: Mark Twain s Lawsuit against Estes к Lauriat-Mark Twain to Webster, 15 December 1884, and The Literary World, 21 February 1885 Mark Twain at His Best : Review of Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Athenaeum, 27 December 1884 Intensely Humorous : Review of Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Detroit Free Press, 10 January 1885 xv Contents DLB 343 Sidebar: A Positive Order : Sending Out Review Copies-Mark Twain to Webster, 23 and 27 January, 8 and 10 February 1885 The Region of Art : Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-Brander Matthews, Saturday Review, 31 January 1885 Sidebar: Incredibly Well Done ^Robert Louis Stevenson toj. A. Symonds, February 1885 Mark Twain s New Story: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Mew York Sun, 15 February 1885 Exceedingly Droll : Review of Adventures ofHuckkberry Finn-Hartford Evening Pöst, Yl February 1885 Sidebar: The Undertaker and the Oog— Adventures of Huckleberry Finn As Serious as it is Amusing : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—The Hartford Courant, 20 February 1885 Sidebar: Taking Issue with Mark Twain s Diction— The Boston Globe, 20 February 1885 Thoroughly Interesting and Mirth-Provoking : Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Montreal Star, 21 February 1885 Facsimile:James Whitcomb Riley letter to Samuel Clemens, 25 February 1885 Mark Twain s Blood-Curdling Humor: Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—Robert Bridges, Life, 26 February 1885 Sidebar: A Litde Gratitude^William L. Alden to Clemens, 28 February and 15 March 1885 Serious Thought . . . Merry Laughter : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Fmn—Congregationalist, March 1885 Mark Twain s Bad Boy: Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-New York World, 2 March 1885 Flat, Stale and Unprofitable : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Boston Evening Traveller, 5 March 1885 Good and Lively : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Hartford Times, 9 March 1885 Sidebar: In Stepped Mark Twain and Spoiled It MV -Detroit Post, 8 March 1885, and Springfield Republican, 9 March 1885 A Pot-Boiler in its Baldest Form : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—San Franasco Daily Examiner, 9 March 1885 Sidebar: Take a Tumbk^-U.S. to Clemens, 10 March 1885 Wearisome and Labored : Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—Boston Advertiser, 12 March 1885 Sidebar: A Handsome Success ^Mark Twain to Webster, 16 March 1885 Writing for the Market : Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-San Francisco Bulktin, 14 March 1885 Mark Twain s Readable New Story: Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-San Francisco Chronicle, 15 March 1885 Facsimile: Oliver Wendell Holmes to Clemens, 16 March 1885 Tom Sawyer s Chum: Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-San Franasco Morning Call, 17 March 1885 Bad Taste : Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—San Franasco Alta California, 24 March 1885 RuHng Out Humor: A Response to the Concord Public Library Ban-San Franasco Chronick, 29 March 1885 Facsimik: First page of Clemens letter to the secretary of the Concord Free Trade Club, 28 March 1885 Sidebar: Becoming the Pet of Massachusetts: Mark Twain and the Concord Library Ban-reports in The New York Times, 17 March 1885; 5/. Louis Gbbe-Democrat, 17 March 1885; The Boston Daily Advertiser, 25 March 1885; and Mark Twain to Frank A. Nichols, 28 March 1885 Sidebar: The Reality of the Southern Vendetta! -]. С Fuller to Mark Twain, 10 August 1885 Lively and Fresh : Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-British Quarterly Review, 1 April 1885 xvi DLB 343 Contents Sidebar: The Real Huck Finn-Clemens to Webster, 4 April 1885 Sidebar: A Faithful Recorď -John Hay to Clemens, 14 April 1885 Sidebar: Back in Memory^Thomas S. Nash to Clemens, 23 April 1885 Mark Twain and Lord Lytton: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry .Fmn-Franklin В. Sanborn, Sprinęfield Republican, 27 April 1885 Sidebar: A Late Notice in the Athntic Monthly-Apiü 1885 Capital Reading : Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn -Т. S. Perry, The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, May 1885 Huckleberry Finn and His Critics: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Joel Chandler Harris, Atlanta Constitution, 26 May 1885 Facsimile:Joel Chandler Harris to Clemens, 1 June 1885 Recognizing a Masterpiece ....................................................................243 After the Reviewers—Victor Fischer Sidebar: Full of Fun -Огіоп Clemens to Mark Twain, 8 June 1885 Sidebar: A Wholesome Boo^ -Joel Chandler Harris on Mark Twain s Fiftieth Birthday- letter to the editors of The Critic, 28 November 1885 Reputation ...............................................................................246 Huckleberry Finn in the Canon ..................................................................246 The Recomposition οι Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Louis J. Budd Sidebar: Questionable Companionship : Mark Twain Responds to Being Banned in Brooklyn— S. L. Clemens to Asa Don Dickinson, 21 November 1905 Literary Legacy ............................................................................258 Huckleberry Finn s Heirs—Tom Quirk A Sampling of Writers on Huckleberry Finn William Dean Howells, The North American Review, February 1901 George Bernard Shaw to Samuel L. Clemens, 3 July 1907 E. C Bentley, Trent s Last Case (1913) H. L. Mencken, The Smart Set, February 1913 Ring Lardner, New York Times Magazine, 25 March 1917 Sherwood Anderson to Van Wyck Brooks, 1918 Waldo Frank, Our America (1919) James Branch Cabell, Jürgen (1919) Van Wyck Brooks, The Ordeal of Mark Twain (1924) Willa Cather, preface to The Best Stories of Sarah Orne Jewett (1925) Facsimile: Statement by F. Scott Fitzgerald on the occasion of the centennial of Mark Twain s birth Gertrude Stein, note given to the Mark Twain Society in St. Louis, 1934 Ernest Hemingway, The Green Hub of Africa (1935) Sterling Brown, The Negro in American Fiction (1935) Richard Wright, Memories of My Grandmother Grant Wood, Mark Twain Quarterly, Fall 1937 XVII Contents DLB 343 Edgar Lee Masters, Mark Twain: A Portrait (1938) W. Somerset Maugham, The Saturday Evening Post, 6 January 1940 Sinclair Lewis, circa 1941 Bernard DeVoto, introduction, The Portable Mark Twain (1946) T. S. Eliot, introduction, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1950) W. H. Auden, The Listener, October 1953 Ralph Ellison, Confluence, December 1953 William Faulkner, interview, Paris Review, 1956 Facsimüe: Willa Cadier s undated letter on the vitality of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Herman Wouk, San Francisco Chronicle, August 1956 Wright Morris, The Territory Ahead (1957) Joseph Wood Kratch, The New York Times, March 1960 Allen Tate, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Summer 1968 William Styron, interview, Chicago Tribune Book World, October 1968 Walker Percy, interview, Kotes on Mùsissippi Writers (1971) Robert Penn Warren, The Southern Review (1972) John Barth, interview, Contemporary Literature, Winter 1981 Norman Mailer, The New York Times Book Review, December 1984 Irvin Faust, DLB Yearbook, 1985 Nat Hentoff, DLB Yearbook, 1985 Margaret Walker, Richard Wright: Daemonic Genius (1988) Ernest Gaines, interview, March 1993 Walter Mosley, Black Betty (1994) Jane Smiley, Harper s Magazine, December 1995 Toni Morrison, introduction, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1996) African American Critics on Huckleberry Finn ......................................................285 The Case Against Huck Fám-John H. Wallace Sidebar: The Pith of the American Literature Curriculum —Peaches Henry Sidebar: One of America s Best Pieces of Ironic Fiction—Richard Barksdale Sidebar: Sells Jim s Soul Down the River for Laughs —Bernard Bell Huck, Jim and American Racial Discourse—David L. Smith Sidebar: Twain Challenges America to Be Bette^ -Betty H.Jones Sidebar: Deserves a Careful Reading — Rhett S.Jones Sidebar: Well-Meant, Noble Sounding Errors-Julius Lester Sidebar: Our Enduring Sense of What America Means ^Charles H. Nichols Sidebar: The True Visionary Center -Jocelyn ChadwickJoshua Works by Mark Twain ......................................................................307 Works about Mark Twain and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn .....................................313 Cumulative Index ..........................................................................325 xviii
adam_txt	Contents Plan of the Series .xix Introduction .xxi Acknowledgments .xxiv Permissions .xxv A Brief Life of Mark Twain .3 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Chronology .7 Backgrounds and Sources .9 Places and People .10 Hannibal, Missouri: "His Predestined Great Good Place"—Dixon Wecter Huck and Pap—Dixon Wecter Sidebar: The First Appearance of Huck Finn— The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Sidebar: "Fish-Belly White"—Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Jim as a Composite Portrait-Arthur G. Pettit Sidebar: The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 Sidebar: "A Slaveholding Community"—Mark Twain The Dialects in Huckleberry Finn—David Carkeet Facsimile: Page from Mark Twain's working notes in which he records dialect words Sidebar: Growing Up in Pike County—John Hay, "Little Breeches" Facsimile: Page from Twain's working notes, "He must hear some Arkansas women . . ." Sources for Incidents and Episodes .41 "Narrative Threads": Newspaper Items as Sources for Huckleberry Лии— Edgar M. Branch The Grangerford-Shepherdson Feud—Edgar M. Branch and Robert H. Hirst Facsimile: Notebook page in which Twain listed river towns The Captain Attends a Camp-Meeting-Johnson Jones Hooper The Boggs Shooting-Walter Blair Sidebar: Colonel Sherburn and Mark Twain-from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and a suppressed passage from Life on the Mississippi The Bawdy Humor of The King's Camelopard or The Royal Nonesuch-James Ellis Facsimile: Holograph pages describing the bill for die king and duke's Bricksville performance xiii Contents DLB 343 Literary Influences .80 Shakespeare Burlesques in Huckleberry Finn: "Ambiguous Responses to High Culture and Great Literature"—Anthony J. Berret Facsimüe: Holograph version of "Hamlet's Immortal Soliloquy" Manipulating a Genre: Huckleberry Finn as Boy Book—Alan Gribben Thomas Carlyle, Charles Dickens, and Huckleberry .ŕowz-Walter Blair Sidebar: "I Cannot Quite Say I Have Read Nothing^Mark Twain to Mary Mason Fairbanks, 6 August 1877 Huck Finn and the Slave Narratives: Lighting Out as Design— Lucinda H. MacKethan "The Triumph of Huck's 'Sound Hearts-Howard Baetzhold Sidebar: Huck on Hermits—from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Composition and Illustration . Ill Sidebar: "The Loveliest Study" Writing Huckleberry Finn .112 Nobility out of Tatters: The Writing of Huckleberry Finn—Tom Quirk Sidebar: "Huck Finn's Autobiography"—Mark Twain to William Dean Howells, 5 July 1875 and 9 August 1876 Facsimile: Mark Twain's holograph title page Facsimile: Holograph draft of Twain's warning to the reader Facsimile: First pages of Twain's manuscript for Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Facsimile: Last page of Twain's work on the manuscript from summer 1876 Sidebar: "When the Tank Runs Diy^'-Mark Twain Facsimile: Page from Twain's working notes, circa 1880, about plot possibilities Facsimile: Page from Twain's working notes indicating his decision not to have the raft destroyed by the steamship Facsimile: First and last pages of manuscript portion Twain wrote in summer 1880 Facsimile: First page of the manuscript that Twain returned to in summer 1883 Sidebar: Out of the Pigeonhole Once More—Mark Twain to Howells, 20 July 1883; to Orion Clemens, 21 July 1883; and to Howells, 22 August 1883 Facsimüe: Last pages of the manuscript of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: The Growth from Manuscript to Novel—Victor Doyno Facsimile: Manuscript page 500, showing one of Twain's many stylistic revisions Sidebar: "My Copying Is Always Done on The Type-Writer" Excised Episodes .150 Mark Twain to Charles L. Webster, 22 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 1 September 1884 "One Part Pertickularly^Olivia Susan Clemens Facsimile: Manuscript pages beginning an excised episode of Jim's "Ghost Story" Facsimile: The last manuscript pages of Jim's story xiv 343 Contents Illustrating the Novel . Igg Mark Twain, E. W. Kemble, and Huckleberry Ічш-Місііаеі Patrick Heam Sidebar: Working on Proof-Mark Twain to Webster, 7, 11, and 14 August 1884 "A Nobler Roman Aspect" oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Louis]. Budd Sidebar: Mark Twain's Frontispiece-Mark Twain to Webster, 8 September 1884 The Further Adventures of Huck Finn .180 Huck Finn after Huck Лии— Claude M. Simpson Jr. Sidebar: Huck Out West-Mark Twain to Webster, 6 July 1884 Marketing and Reception .189 Selling Huck Finn by Subscription .189 Mark Twain to Charles L. Webster, 29 February 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 12 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 14 April 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 23 May 1884 Mark Twain to Webster, 1 July 1884 Sidebar: Readings for the Platform-Mark Twain to Webster, 20 September 1884 Huckleberry Finn on a Lecture Tour .192 The Genial Mark: Review of Mark Twain's Reading— Toronto Globe, 9 December 1884 Facsimik: Proof sheet from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn revised by Mark Twain for oral presentation Sidebar: "I Never Enjoyed You More'^William Dean Howells to Mark Twain, 14 November 1884 "Twain" and Cable- 7λ? Pittsburg Dispatch, 30 December 1884 Mark Twain and George W. Cable-S/. Louis Daily Globe Demoaat, 10 January 1885 Twain-Cable-The Daily Gate City, 15 January 1885 Sidebar: Angelic and Diabolic Spirits- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 9 January 1885 The Twain-Cable Combination-IndknapolL· Journal, 8 February 1885 Prepublication in The Century .200 The Century Magazine Edits Huckleberry Finn, 1884-1885-Arthur L. Scott Sidebar: "Dramatic and Powerfuľ'-E. C. Stedman to Mark Twain, 7 January 1885 The Contemporary Reception .209 "Thoroughly Publicized Wictor Fischer "Two Rough Categories": The Reviewers and Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Victor Fischer Sidebar: "A Stroke of Misfortune": An Obscene Engraving in Huckleberry Finn-uMark Twain in a Dilemma," New York World, 28 November 1884 Sidebar: Mark Twain's Lawsuit against Estes к Lauriat-Mark Twain to Webster, 15 December 1884, and The Literary World, 21 February 1885 "Mark Twain at His Best": Review of Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Athenaeum, 27 December 1884 "Intensely Humorous": Review of Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn-Detroit Free Press, 10 January 1885 xv Contents DLB 343 Sidebar: "A Positive Order": Sending Out Review Copies-Mark Twain to Webster, 23 and 27 January, 8 and 10 February 1885 "The Region of Art": Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-Brander Matthews, Saturday Review, 31 January 1885 Sidebar: "Incredibly Well Done'^Robert Louis Stevenson toj. A. Symonds, February 1885 Mark Twain's New Story: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Mew York Sun, 15 February 1885 "Exceedingly Droll": Review of Adventures ofHuckkberry Finn-Hartford Evening Pöst, Yl February 1885 Sidebar: The Undertaker and the Oog— Adventures of Huckleberry Finn "As Serious as it is Amusing": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—The Hartford Courant, 20 February 1885 Sidebar: Taking Issue with Mark Twain's Diction— The Boston Globe, 20 February 1885 "Thoroughly Interesting and Mirth-Provoking": Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Montreal Star, 21 February 1885 Facsimile:James Whitcomb Riley letter to Samuel Clemens, 25 February 1885 Mark Twain's Blood-Curdling Humor: Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—Robert Bridges, Life, 26 February 1885 Sidebar: "A Litde Gratitude^William L. Alden to Clemens, 28 February and 15 March 1885 "Serious Thought . . . Merry Laughter": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Fmn—Congregationalist, March 1885 Mark Twain's Bad Boy: Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-New York World, 2 March 1885 "Flat, Stale and Unprofitable": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Boston Evening Traveller, 5 March 1885 "Good and Lively": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Hartford Times, 9 March 1885 Sidebar: "In Stepped Mark Twain and Spoiled It MV -Detroit Post, 8 March 1885, and Springfield Republican, 9 March 1885 "A Pot-Boiler in its Baldest Form": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—San Franasco Daily Examiner, 9 March 1885 Sidebar: "Take a Tumbk^-U.S. to Clemens, 10 March 1885 "Wearisome and Labored": Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—Boston Advertiser, 12 March 1885 Sidebar: "A Handsome Success'^Mark Twain to Webster, 16 March 1885 "Writing for the Market": Review oí Adventures of 'Huckkberry Finn-San Francisco Bulktin, 14 March 1885 Mark Twain's Readable New Story: Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-San Francisco Chronicle, 15 March 1885 Facsimile: Oliver Wendell Holmes to Clemens, 16 March 1885 Tom Sawyer's Chum: Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-San Franasco Morning Call, 17 March 1885 "Bad Taste": Review of Adventures of Huckkberry Finn—San Franasco Alta California, 24 March 1885 RuHng Out Humor: A Response to the Concord Public Library Ban-San Franasco Chronick, 29 March 1885 Facsimik: First page of Clemens letter to the secretary of the Concord Free Trade Club, 28 March 1885 Sidebar: Becoming the Pet of Massachusetts: Mark Twain and the Concord Library Ban-reports in The New York Times, 17 March 1885; 5/. Louis Gbbe-Democrat, 17 March 1885; The Boston Daily Advertiser, 25 March 1885; and Mark Twain to Frank A. Nichols, 28 March 1885 Sidebar: "The Reality of the Southern Vendetta!'-]. С Fuller to Mark Twain, 10 August 1885 "Lively and Fresh": Review oí Adventures of Huckkberry Finn-British Quarterly Review, 1 April 1885 xvi DLB 343 Contents Sidebar: The Real Huck Finn-Clemens to Webster, 4 April 1885 Sidebar: "A Faithful Recorď'-John Hay to Clemens, 14 April 1885 Sidebar: "Back in Memory^Thomas S. Nash to Clemens, 23 April 1885 Mark Twain and Lord Lytton: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry .Fmn-Franklin В. Sanborn, Sprinęfield Republican, 27 April 1885 Sidebar: A Late Notice in the Athntic Monthly-Apiü 1885 "Capital Reading": Review oí Adventures of Huckleberry Finn -Т. S. Perry, The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, May 1885 Huckleberry Finn and His Critics: Review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Joel Chandler Harris, Atlanta Constitution, 26 May 1885 Facsimile:Joel Chandler Harris to Clemens, 1 June 1885 Recognizing a Masterpiece .243 After the Reviewers—Victor Fischer Sidebar: "Full of Fun'' -Огіоп Clemens to Mark Twain, 8 June 1885 Sidebar: A "Wholesome Boo^'-Joel Chandler Harris on Mark Twain's Fiftieth Birthday- letter to the editors of The Critic, 28 November 1885 Reputation .246 Huckleberry Finn in the Canon .246 The Recomposition οι Adventures of Huckleberry Finn-Louis J. Budd Sidebar: "Questionable Companionship": Mark Twain Responds to Being Banned in Brooklyn— S. L. Clemens to Asa Don Dickinson, 21 November 1905 Literary Legacy .258 Huckleberry Finn's Heirs—Tom Quirk A Sampling of Writers on Huckleberry Finn William Dean Howells, The North American Review, February 1901 George Bernard Shaw to Samuel L. Clemens, 3 July 1907 E. C Bentley, Trent's Last Case (1913) H. L. Mencken, The Smart Set, February 1913 Ring Lardner, New York Times Magazine, 25 March 1917 Sherwood Anderson to Van Wyck Brooks, 1918 Waldo Frank, Our America (1919) James Branch Cabell, Jürgen (1919) Van Wyck Brooks, The Ordeal of Mark Twain (1924) Willa Cather, preface to The Best Stories of Sarah Orne Jewett (1925) Facsimile: Statement by F. Scott Fitzgerald on the occasion of the centennial of Mark Twain's birth Gertrude Stein, note given to the Mark Twain Society in St. Louis, 1934 Ernest Hemingway, The Green Hub of Africa (1935) Sterling Brown, The Negro in American Fiction (1935) Richard Wright, "Memories of My Grandmother" Grant Wood, Mark Twain Quarterly, Fall 1937 XVII Contents DLB 343 Edgar Lee Masters, Mark Twain: A Portrait (1938) W. Somerset Maugham, The Saturday Evening Post, 6 January 1940 Sinclair Lewis, circa 1941 Bernard DeVoto, introduction, The Portable Mark Twain (1946) T. S. Eliot, introduction, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1950) W. H. Auden, The Listener, October 1953 Ralph Ellison, Confluence, December 1953 William Faulkner, interview, Paris Review, 1956 Facsimüe: Willa Cadier's undated letter on the vitality of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Herman Wouk, San Francisco Chronicle, August 1956 Wright Morris, The Territory Ahead (1957) Joseph Wood Kratch, The New York Times, March 1960 Allen Tate, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Summer 1968 William Styron, interview, Chicago Tribune Book World, October 1968 Walker Percy, interview, Kotes on Mùsissippi Writers (1971) Robert Penn Warren, The Southern Review (1972) John Barth, interview, Contemporary Literature, Winter 1981 Norman Mailer, The New York Times Book Review, December 1984 Irvin Faust, DLB Yearbook, 1985 Nat Hentoff, DLB Yearbook, 1985 Margaret Walker, Richard Wright: Daemonic Genius (1988) Ernest Gaines, interview, March 1993 Walter Mosley, Black Betty (1994) Jane Smiley, Harper's Magazine, December 1995 Toni Morrison, introduction, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1996) African American Critics on Huckleberry Finn .285 The Case Against Huck Fám-John H. Wallace Sidebar: "The Pith of the American Literature Curriculum"—Peaches Henry Sidebar: One of America's Best Pieces of Ironic Fiction—Richard Barksdale Sidebar: "Sells Jim's Soul Down the River for Laughs"—Bernard Bell Huck, Jim and American Racial Discourse—David L. Smith Sidebar: "Twain Challenges America to Be Bette^'-Betty H.Jones Sidebar: "Deserves a Careful Reading"— Rhett S.Jones Sidebar: "Well-Meant, Noble Sounding Errors-Julius Lester Sidebar: "Our Enduring Sense of What America Means'^Charles H. Nichols Sidebar: "The True Visionary Center'-Jocelyn ChadwickJoshua Works by Mark Twain .307 Works about Mark Twain and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn .313 Cumulative Index .325 xviii
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